PointZero Dual-Action 7cc Gravity-Feed Airbrush 3 Tip Set (.2mm .3mm .5mm)

This airbrush gun is perfect for the novice to the expert. It sprays like a $200 airbrush. Plus you get all the extra stuff to.. it's no diff then cleanjng any other brush, it will only stays working like it should if it's cleaned and the needle is buffed or oiled. I was def impressed with the fine line consistency to the 2' spray coverage you can get. This set is def under valued and should be in every artists arsenal even if it doesn't get used this brush is like money in the bank.. it's durable and feels like it is made to last. I would have bought 3 of these using diff size nozzle and needels in each one instead of buying my 300 brush,and still saves a ton of money and had every thing covered I would ever need to brush from a gravity feed brush.. I can not say anything negative about this kit and don't wait to purchase one.. you'll be happy you did. I am a veteran air brush artist over 10 years In the trade and for a all around great brush that your not worried about like a 300 or 500 brush that you accidentally drop or knock over. Parts are cheap and readily available if you do need tips nozzles or needles. I will def purchase another set in the near future and Rec to anyone thinking of starting or trying airbrushing.

I love this air brush, I have used it quite a bit for various projects and it works phenomenally and is very easy to disassemble and clean. I primarily use it with cheapish water-based acrylic paint and it works great I couldn't be happier with it 100% would recommend getting this if you are getting into airbrushing or just want a airbrush.

Early into usage, just a handful of sprays, but so far I'm quite impressed for the price. Easy to adjust, seems to give a good even spray. I'm mostly using it for larger coverage, haven't used it for any fine lining.

This is my third one so I must really like them..... nuff said! They function like new after two years of heavy use.

I've had this airbrush for a couple of months, works great!!! It's a great value worth every penny..Does everything my more expensive airbrush does.

I sprayed some Vallejo surface primer on a pad of drawing paper to get the hang of the airbrush. It seemed to be working okay so I moved on to a scale model airplane. The paint-flow was inconsistent, the airbrush was most certainly not ergonomic, and it sputtered and splattered paint if I pulled too far back on the trigger. Maybe the needle stop will help this once adjusted. All I can say is that this is a $22 airbrush; you get what you pay for!

The media could not be loaded. Preformed like a expensive brush I needed a throw away airbrush. I figured $20 was it. I don't take good care of my airbrush, I don't clean it as often or as good as I should, yet this airbrush continues to perform and spray as good as new.i run cheap paint, I run good paint. At this point I'm pushing it's limits. I use every day. I purposely run every kind of paint , oil, water, enamel, thick heavy acrylic. Point zero created a monster. When my tip gets clogged, I literally pick it out with my nail, and it's a complete reset. I'm back to spraying fine lines.

Barely lasted a month and all I was using it for was finish coating. Decided to stop spraying out of the blue one day. Took it apart and cleaned it numerous times and still nothing, would only spray air no matter what I did and I ended up throwing the whole kit in the trash. If you want a good airbrush for under $100, I recommend Gaahleri GHAD brushes or even Master Airbrush. Those are far better options.